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French Club sponsors International Dinner Foreign Language clubs offered many students an opportunity to learn more about the country and language they studied in the classroom. German Club members visited Frankenmuth to tour some of the typically German business establishments. The group enjoyed a chicken dinner at the Bavarian Inn and sang German Christmas Carols later in the evening. Mrs. Elenore Zeile entertained members with slides taken on a recent trip through Germany. Spanish Club planned a sleigh ride during the year. A Pinata Party, a Spanish Christmas tradition, was held at a member’s home. The Club also attended a Saginaw Gears hockey game and sponsored the “Ugly Legs Contest” for men teachers during Blue and Gold Week. French Club sponsored the International Dinner in February. Members of all three language clubs combined efforts and membership for the International Dinner. Each club member brought food representative of French, German or Spanish cooking. Legenda 29 | | |
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28 AHHS RIGHT: Connie Urban and Kim Maier discuss plans for a German Club me- eting. AR RIGHT: Debbie Haines and Peggy Graves sample some of the foreign dishes at the International Dinner. BELOW RIGHT: Madrid trippers attend a meeting with their parents to learn the details of their upecmine trip to Spain. BELOW: Pam Sheets and Patrice McCullen explain the French subway system to Paris- bound students.
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Ski Club visits resorts despite poor conditions Despite less than ideal conditions much of the winter, the Ski Club visited several skiing areas. Some areas were Sugar Loaf, Timber Lee, and Schuss mountains. “This club was set-up to give students interested in skiing an opportunity to ski around various resorts in Michigan,” said Mr. George lIhler, the club’s new advisor. Senior Steve Salesky was president of the 75 member club, and Senior Mark Averill was treasurer. Meeting twice a month, the Girls Athletic Association (GAA) was kept busy witha variety of activities. These included hayrides , hockey games, and a trip to see the Harlem Globe- trotters. “I like being the advisor of GAA because with 75 original members there are always enough to participate inthe activities,” said Miss Patricia Teter, GAA advisor. ABOVE: During a GAA meeting, Senior Jackie Bottke watches Senior Janice Masica perform a flip on the trampoline. RIGHT: After a long day, two Ski Club members pack up to leave. 30 AHHS
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